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How to whitelist a site to give location access? I have gone to the Location tab in settings, but it will not allow me to enter a URL/domain that I want to whitelist.

Firefox is asking for stored payment method information for the user "Carla Clarke" to allow me to sign up for Astrodienst (an Astrology Site). I keep a paper file for a my passwords, but I can't find one for Firefox.

Issue Description • Problem Overview: When using the Network panel in the Firefox browser, attempting to use the "Copy as cURL" feature results in the generated cURL command containing an extra ^ character, causing the command to fail to execute properly. Now, it is necessary to submit this bug to the Firefox official team.

Detailed Steps 1. Open the Firefox browser and navigate to the developer tools (can be opened by pressing F12 or right-clicking and selecting "Inspect"). 2. Switch to the "Network" panel and load a webpage to capture network requests. 3. Select a request, right-click and choose the "Copy as cURL" option. 4. Paste the copied cURL command into a terminal or command-line tool, and you will notice that the command contains additional ^ characters. 5. Execute the cURL command, and you will find that due to the presence of ^ characters, the command fails to run properly.

Expected Result • The generated cURL command should not contain any additional ^ characters to be able to execute correctly in a terminal or command-line tool. Actual Result • The generated cURL command contains additional ^ characters, causing the command to fail to execute properly. Submit Content • Issue Title: The command generated by the "Copy as cURL" feature in the Network panel contains extra ^ characters • Issue Description: When using the "Copy as cURL" feature in the Network panel with the Firefox browser, it was found that the generated cURL command contains extra ^ characters, causing the command to fail to execute properly. Please refer to the detailed steps and screenshots below.

• Reproduction Steps: 1. Open Firefox browser and go to the developer tools. 2. Switch to the "Network" panel, load a webpage to capture network requests. 3. Select a request, right-click and choose the "Copy as cURL" option. 4. Paste the copied cURL command into a terminal or command-line tool, and you will notice that the command contains additional ^ characters. 5. Running this cURL command will reveal that it fails to execute properly due to the presence of the ^ character. • Expected result: The generated cURL command should not contain any additional ^ characters, allowing it to be executed correctly in a terminal or command-line tool. • Actual result: The generated cURL command includes additional ^ characters, causing it to fail to execute properly. • Additional information: Firefox Browser 141.0(aarch64), MacOS 15.3.2(24D81) MacPro M3

curl 'https://milkyway.cngb.org/milkyway/api/data/?filters=[%7B%22field%22:%22delete%22,%22rule%22:%22exact%22,%22value%22:false,%22operator%22:%22and%22%7D]^&pagination=%7B%22page%22:1,%22per_page%22:10%7D' \

 --globoff \
 --compressed \
 -H 'User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10.15; rv:141.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/141.0' \
 -H 'Accept: application/json, text/plain, */*' \
 -H 'Accept-Language: zh-CN,zh;q=0.8,zh-TW;q=0.7,zh-HK;q=0.5,en-US;q=0.3,en;q=0.2' \
 -H 'Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate, br, zstd' \
 -H 'X-Requested-With: XMLHttpRequest' \
 -H 'X-CSRFTOKEN: jdL0d4uDC4IgjdWcdkj1sykkr4Pm8C7FoFhESYK1M658FVFIjT2g8D2wVNvHMc7o' \
 -H 'Connection: keep-alive' \
 -H 'Referer: https://milkyway.cngb.org/milkyway/backstage/assets/data_assets' \
 -H 'Cookie: dc_lang=zh-hans; _ga=GA1.2.116445420.1751513690; _ga_MB7C521GCN=GS2.2.s1752542198$o14$g1$t1752542198$j60$l0$h0; dc_csrftoken=jdL0d4uDC4IgjdWcdkj1sykkr4Pm8C7FoFhESYK1M658FVFIjT2g8D2wVNvHMc7o; db_session=er1j3oh2ifxk37qh3p64speh7q45t0ni' \
 -H 'Sec-Fetch-Dest: empty' \
 -H 'Sec-Fetch-Mode: cors' \
 -H 'Sec-Fetch-Site: same-origin'

As soon as I select the folder to which I want to save tabs in Bookmarks, the "Save" button disappears. I'm using version 141.0, which it says is up to date. I tabbed through to make the invisible "Save" button active, and then hit Return, and that succeeded in completing the save. But it's weird that I had to do it that way. Any ideas about what is going on here?

(I picked "Performance and connectivity" as the topic only because the form wouldn't submit without picking a topic and it didn't have an "Other" option.)

I just lost all of my bookmarks and am unable to add new bookmarks. I am not aware that I made any changes, nor was anyone else using this computer, they simply disappeared. When I log into a familiar site and hit add bookmark, nothing happens. Also, if I go to manage bookmarks and attempt to manually add the book mark it doesn't work. Any suggestions? I prefer to use Firefox as my browser, but will have to switch if I can't resolve this!

When i browse for anything that has some location, like a restaurant, city, or whatever, there is seemingly no way to access google maps for that site from the page. There used to be mutliple ways to go to google maps for that thing either by a "map" text button in the menu under the search bar, or by clicking the thumbnail of tha map you can see in the right of my example. now i have to go specifically search for maps, then search again for the thing there. Why did you make these changes? and will you ever revert/find a solution for this? Its actually such an annoyance for me as much of the searching i do is for looking up places. and related information about those places. If i am missing some functionality or alternative please let me know.

I'm using Firefox on macOS, and I'm having a persistent issue with the built-in screenshot tool.

   When I take a screenshot using the right-click → "Take Screenshot" option, Firefox always saves the image to the Downloads folder, even though I’ve changed the setting in about:config to use a different save location.

   I've tried modifying:

       browser.download.dir to a custom folder

       browser.download.useDownloadDir → true or false (I've tested both)

   Despite these changes, Firefox continues to ignore the custom path and always saves screenshots in the default Downloads folder.

   I’d like to know:

       Is this a known issue?

       Is there a working method to change the default save folder for screenshots?

       Or is the screenshot tool hardcoded to use Downloads regardless of configuration?

Thanks in advance for your help.

I have two Mac systems, a 2018 Intel Mac Mini, and an M1 2020 MacBook Pro, both running Sonoma 14.7.6. On the Mac Mini, Firefox opens to the familar "Recommended Stories". On the MacBook Pro Firefox opens to a long list of items I'm not the least bit interested in. How do I get the MacBook Pro back to nothing but the "Recommended Stories"? I don't want/need NHL, NFL, NBA,Television, MLB, Pro Soccer, Education, Food, Health, Parenting, etc., etc., etc.

With firefoxs new update, I decided to try using my own photos are the update advertises. I do personal photography on the side and have lots of high resolution images. When I upload my images to use as my homescreen picture, it is zoomed in 3x or so. I was wondering if there was an pixel count I should be adhearing to for optimally fitting images on the home screen? Or a settings tab somewhere to adjust the fit of the image.

V/R, Timothy

After auto updating this morning, my entire profile was pretty much broken, no history, tabs, bookmarks, plus cookies and local storage seeminlyg disabled, strict browser privacy enabled.

I was able to restore the profile from my TimeMachine backup to before the update and recover history/bookmarks etc, but now it claims the various databases are readonly/not accessable.

My only viable solution has been to install Firefox 141 and copy my restored profile data into a new profile created by Firefox 141 (not Dev Edition). Firefox doesn't think the same DBs are read only.

Running Dev Edition 142b1 against the same fresh profile generates the errors attached. NS_ERROR_FILE_ACCESS_DENIED suggests permissions, but I have double checked all those, but given Firefox runs these fine, this looks to be a bug in Dev Edition

Hi Mozilla Support,

Platform: MacBook Pro, Mac OS 12.7.6 Browser: Firefox 141.0 Tab Session Manager installed and configured

I had approx 150 tabs open. Closed Firefox in an orderly controlled manner.. Restarted machine.. Opened Firefox.. It failed to restore my tabs after restarting.

Selected from Firefox menu -> History -> Recently Closed Tabs (greyed out). Tried everything, but cannot get the tabs back. I shall be grateful for any help and advice.

Thanks and kind regards.

It's been eons since I set the FireFox primary password and do not use the feature. Plus I have no idea what the password was that I set. I keep getting pop ups to input the password on various sites. The only way I see to stop this is to turn off 'Use the Primary Password' setting. This is not possible since I do not have my password. How do I reset the password and edit this option and contents?

I requested my Pocket export three times in June '25 and have received nothing. (Most recent request on 24th June '25, ID: 25174602-3e81-421e-a30d-71ff91dd2d66

I have also contacted Mozilla Support using the contact form twice to raise this issue and didn't receive any confirmation of those support requests to my email address.

The only possible explanation that I can think of is that maybe there has been a problem at the time when Mozilla acquired Pocket and I linked my Pocket account with my Mozilla account. I had previously used a different email address for my Pocket account prior to 2017. I currently have two email addresses (primary and secondary) associated with my Mozilla account but none of these email addresses are showing up in my Pocket settings, only my username. My Mozilla account is the only place where I can see my email addresses listed in my account details but I can't understand why I didn't get the confirmation emails to my Mozilla Support requests.

I used Pocket extensively for work so I really need to get the export. I'd really appreciate some help, thank you.

I've been using Firefox for many years, and today when trying to open, it froze up and said it was a version that was no longer working.? So I went to firefox.com and downloaded it again onto my Mac desktop. I am logged into my Mozilla account, but none of my info from my account shows up! Where are all my bookmarks, passwords, tabs???? What do I do?

https://youtu.be/10OdltDYEiE

See video above that shows what is happening when it doesn't open.

I have done all the steps that more troubleshooting information requests. I have restarted my computer Running MacBook Pro M2 OS 15.5

This is driving me crazy. Been going on for a couple weeks now.

Any ideas?

Just got a mac mini 4. during setup/install, which was done with Time Machine, I changed the name of my home folder and computer to reflect the new mac mini. Now firefox won't load any websites, new or ones I already had open. Where do I go to make changes in firefox to indicate the new names? Thanks in advance for any help. Allan